I've tried the demo and it opens and saves in html format perfectly.
This seems like a possibility in a case where you want to store a document as html format but allow rich editing and not have to rely on a web browser control for doing your editing. For example a wpf app where you want users to be able to make and edit Wikipages inside the app but store them in html format for a web interface to the same app.
Can anyone confirm if they use it this way?
This seems like a possibility in a case where you want to store a document as html format but allow rich editing and not have to rely on a web browser control for doing your editing. For example a wpf app where you want users to be able to make and edit Wikipages inside the app but store them in html format for a web interface to the same app.
Can anyone confirm if they use it this way?
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Hi JC,
You just have to keep in mind that, although you have some control over the HTML import/export processes through HtmlFormatProvider settings classes, RadRichTextBox doesn't preserve HTML content that it imports; instead it generates HTML that represents accurately the internal document structure.
Kind regards,
Boby
the Telerik team
You just have to keep in mind that, although you have some control over the HTML import/export processes through HtmlFormatProvider settings classes, RadRichTextBox doesn't preserve HTML content that it imports; instead it generates HTML that represents accurately the internal document structure.
Kind regards,
Boby
the Telerik team
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